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Newspaper
Geraldton Express
Location
Geraldton, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Jan 21, 1910
Page
3
The report outlines an auction listing for Traughthors's assets with Mackenzie seeking offices such as secretary and treasurer, to be decided by a committee. It also mentions appointments, parish news, council matters, and civic notices including church, police, and public works updates from the region.
Geraldton and district report a packed program of music, public meetings, and civic concerns. Voters await railway decisions, street improvements, and a new flour mill update while bands, rehearsals, and community events unfold amid weather notes and transport chatter.
Fragmented notes describe Arthur Green as the brother of Frank and stepping into a leadership role amid local debates. Parliament months and odd ball themes surface with mentions of Chick Kidd, union explanations, and tumultuous planned proceedings.
An advertisement cites Cuticura remedies as effective for skin sores and rashes. A user claims rapid relief after six weeks of ointment and soap, detailing a personal recovery and urging others to try the regimen. The testimonial lists addresses in New York and Sydney, noting April 1900 as the publication date.
Mrs L Perset of Wubert Street Rossisdaml Townsvile Q praises Zam-Buk for treating burns sores scalds boils and skin troubles in children. She notes rapid relief from pain and eruptions and claims the product heals joints still neck stiffness and other ailments. Endorses Zam-Buk as a universal household remedy available from chemists and stores at stated prices.
A clipped telegram from Mt Magnet Health notes a plumbers’ order. The latest figures list the Liberals with 48 seats, Nationalists 0, and Labor 20, with the unionist coalition still near 120. An advertisement urges job printing from F C Towler.
A French tonic and kidney remedy offered by A. Trouchet chemist Barrack Street. Promotion advertises cure for kidney and writer’s ailments, priced at 2 shillings per unit with free postage to any address in the state.
Telegrams report the New South Wales Northern Congress meeting at Bulli to discuss a wage board as the solution for miners. Chairman Waterson says the Southern Branch supports a mass meeting to mobilize mining districts for action. A miners rally and Grain Workers’ Association plan follow with proposals to be reviewed by Southern miners.
Sydney gossip column reports a fatal shooting at a New Burwood residence. Sarah Kellen Pawkes died from a bullet wound while Willian Naylor, 50, suffered a temple shot and did not survive. Pawkes briefly regained speech at Newcastle hospital and identified the assailant as Taylor, who urged her to flee.
Peter Brady a farmhand faced murder charges over the May last year death of Roma Brady of Mitchell. Ser gen t O D ea described witness interjections and Brady’s replies during statements read aloud. Mitchell’s account implicated Brady as the killer and Brady denied knowledge, with further exchanges about motive and alibis recorded in court.
Sensational drowning incident reported near Port Jacking on Thursday as Stephen Eefernan, with his father and a man named McAuliffe, battled a high wave while removing tackles. Eefernan was swept from the rock and washed to sea. One boat crew rescued a survivor, but another…
A report from Melbourne cites Sir John Quirk indicating possible state ownership of cables. He seeks detail and opinion as Mr. Scott from the Colonial Department notes Australia differs with a state-owned Pacific cable. An agreement with Eastern Extension fixes three-year averaged rates.
A report from Melbourne notes the Wanatah search for Waratah tract signed by authorities. It records a 22 000 payment including 500 for medical stores. Durban date January 36th marks the departure of owners preparing medical supplies and conformance stores. Lieutenant Seymour and Hermes were instructed to conduct the search on behalf of the remnant committee.
South Australia arrives from Fremantle on Adelaide bound vessel Lora Ritchewes Test ete to-day. Fremantle Wine reports the arrival with sparse details.
State police report a man named Loui Sullivan, about 40, involved near the Arux hotel on Albany Road, 30 miles from Front Hie ity. He attempted self harm, wandered into Veep push, and blond stains were found in his room and outside the hotel. He had not been located by late last night, and is known as a frequent visitor at the 98 era establishment.
The Perth electorate faces a heated debate over direct representation in parliament as candidates clash with party interests. A Molloy campaign is contemplated with a deputation likely to approach the former mayor to offer service to the electorate.
A fragmented record from Perth markets shows dated prices and items at railway yard sales. Entries list various consignments with quantities in unclear notation, referencing places such as Newcastle and Nor Vaan, with prices and dates that are partially garbled.
A summary of a local works contract for Meckatharis School adds details on the project scope and responsible authorities. The notice references the minister and public works process, with timelines and relevant official offices including the police station.
Correspondence from SCRAP-IRON reports a fear edition claim that locally made sanitary pans were not valid, lasting only a short time while Perth pans supposedly outlasted them. It notes old furnaces, yard storage, and repeated patching as pits for worker displacement, urging action and mentioning Dr. Burton Elte and a local judge as possible figures in a forthcoming section.
Mrs Marie Juyer of 24a Goresieret Mieroy Malbourwr describes months of severe indigestion pain after meals. She reports constant burning in chest and throat headaches and fatigue. After using Dr Williams Pink Pills her health improves, appetite returns, weight increases, and no lingering symptoms remain. The ad urges others to try Williams Pink Pills and notes distribution by Dr Williams Inc Co of Australasia Ltd Perth with price 15/3 per box.
A partisan speech in a Federal Elections context outlines Labor Party positions on colonial defense, imperial naval needs, compulsory military training, and the central government’s powers. Speakers critique the opposition, defend the constitution, and urge electors to support the financial agreement while detailing implications for Western Australia and national policy.
W Zimpel, a warehouseman, aims to guide purchasers through the current market by offering a wide stock and updated prices. He notes furniture has fallen in value over the last decade and asserts he keeps pace with Ukr changes by stocking all items at new prices after inquiries elsewhere.
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